The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

by Misunderstanding that exper: wit.
nesses may be allowed. such compensa.;c,
as the courts may direct, and tha, Jurors
snbpnnnd on insanity inquests shall he al.
lowed SIS per day.
a message from the Governor an.
no"nced that lie signed the bill for the
punishment ofpersons receiving property
stole" outside the Territory.
a message from the House returned the
Arbitration Bill with amendments.
a memorial asking Congress to give the
Fort Ellis Military Reservation 10 the
1'crrttory for site for an insane a.vlu,n
was passed by vote Of ,os.
The following bills were passed:
a Bill providing that jurors fees in civil
cases in the District Courts should not he
charged to litigant..
a bill for the compilation Of the statutes.
A bill concerning rams running at
large.
A bill concerning obscene literature.
a bill authorizing Lewis and Clarke
County to issue $4,000 additional, Court
House honds.
A bill defining tho fees Of Justices Of the
peace was lost
The Council then went into Commit
tee Of the Whole for the consideration OF
the bill providing for graded public
! schools. After much discussion, the bill
was referred TO special committee.
HOUSE.
Petitions were received in reference to
local option and protection of women.
The following notices were given:
BY tlolt-A bill preventing the killing
of hseves on the public ranges
BY MISUNDERSTANDING the shipmcn,
Of hides.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Marsha'l-Fixing the compensation
of s!'eri'f> Cor the board OF prisoners, pro-
vidiny tina: it shall not exceed $, per dav
for each dav.
BY Taylor-providing for the better pro-
lection OF live stock.
by Muth-Amending Section 20, Of
Fifth Division Of the Revised Statutes,
concerning the incorporation Of societies.
Bv Pagc-A resolution providing for an
official map Of Montana, showing the
boundary lines Of each county to date.
The territory agrees to take :3co, paving
$500
The following bills We're passed:
Relating tn minor heirs having estates
sold.
In relation to tho alienation uf mining
property.
Relating to the establishment, Of an in.
sane hospital.
The vote by which the Arsenal Bill was
lost the dav previous was reconsidcred and
the bill passed by vote of IL 10 10.
In tire Committee of the Whole, on the
Fee Bill, Mantle offered an amendment to
the section fixing the salary Of Treasurcrs
and allowing them percentage on licenses
collected at the rate OF five per cent ON the
first 5000, two per cent. on the next S..
600, and one per cent. m all over $1,000
In addition to the fees the following sala-
ries were fixed Tor County 1'reasurcrs:
Gal'a,in, $1,000; Deer Lodge, $4,000;
Custer, $1,000; Park, SI,Soo; Dawson,
$1,000; Jefferson, ST.: 90; Madison $1,7oo;
Beaverhead $1,000; Silver Bow, $500;
Lewis and Clarke, 1900; Cho,eau $1,000;
Yellowstone. $1,000; Meagher. $I,7ou;
Fergus, $l,7oo. The section relating to
Assessors fees was amended, 50 that AS.
SCISSORS will receive on the first $500, 900
one half Of one mill on each dollar assessed,
and one fourth OF one mill on all sums over
$3ooooo After considerable discussion it
was decided that the bill should take effect |
December 20, 1857.
COCEClI.-FEB. 70.
Notice was given ot a bill to protect
game and fish.
Collins introduced hill providing that
in criminal cases the county shall be held
responsible for only three witnesses in each
case.
Bill regarding the recording Of mining
locations was passed. It provides that par.
ties 100 miles from the county seat shall
have ninety, instead Of thirty days, in
which 20 file their notices.
The bill amending the act creating Vel.
lowstone county passed.
The bill providing for the fencing Of
and the erection Of cattle guards
was passed after long debate.
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